Let's all laugh at Tottenham.
Hard to laugh at 'em now, Big. They're compounding our misery by being above us in the table and drawing first blood in this season's NLDs.
I don't know....them spying on the Baroness made me laugh 
Agent Luka
Caligula wrote:Hard to laugh at 'em now, Big. They're compounding our misery by being above us in the table and drawing first blood in this season's NLDs.
Well I hope they don't have the last laugh........:o
But I still think we need a thread for all their little foibles and peccadillo's 
Life wouldn't hardly be worth living if we couldn't laugh at them.
spurs are always worth a laugh
still waiting for the day harry is in handcuffs
'Arry will definitely stand trial charged with tax evasion. Tosser.
Will he?
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp will face trial for tax evasion next year, it can be reported for the first time today.
He is accused of two counts of cheating the public revenue between specific dates in 2002 and 2007 when he was manager of Portsmouth Football Club.
Redknapp is accused alongside the then Portsmouth FC chairman Milan Mandaric.
The first charge alleges that between April 1, 2002, and November 28, 2007, Mandaric paid 145,000 US dollars into a bank account held by Redknapp in Monaco, to avoid paying income tax and national insurance.
The second charge for the same offence relates to a sum of 150,000 US dollars allegedly paid by Mandaric to the same account between May 1, 2004, and November 28, 2007.
Both men deny the charges and a two-week trial is due to begin at London's Southwark Crown Court on January 23.
Judge Anthony Leonard QC ruled on Thursday afternoon that a ban on reporting details of the proceedings could be lifted at 2.30pm today.
Redknapp, 64, underwent minor heart surgery earlier this month to unblock his arteries, and has missed a number of Spurs games while he recovers.
He was hoping to return to the touchline within two weeks, but said recently he had been advised by doctors to stay away for four or five.
He's toast.
A fine surely?
Prison
For those amounts of money?
With that background, he definitely should be England manager. He and JT would make quite the combo
Honestly your honour, it's all just one big mistake.
'Arry's going to OZ.
Bit of free advice Droopy, if you drop your soap- Leave it there.
is that adel tarrabt behind him?
'arry will escape punishment cos he's in line for the England job after Capello goes.
Chris Foy - an honest man and an incompetent referee.
I salute you
It's obvious now, where a bit of the fee we received for Fabs went to.
Ref was rubbish. Spurs deserved better decisions. Hope they've spent their luck for the year
They've had bags of luck this season. It tends to even itself out in the end.
Spurs best start since 1961 only to find themselves only 2 pts in front of Arsenal who have their worst start in 58 Years.
Read this somehwere. The words light and years come to mind.
They have a game in hand though.
this result takes a bit of pressure off our result against city next week
Harry's raging at the officials
'The linesman, he'll watch it tonight, when his wife's making him a bacon sandwich and he'll think: 'F*** me what have I done there today?'
did he actually say that in an interview? seems sanction-worthy, that
Apparently he said it at the post match press conference where he also said (about Foy):
'From the start I felt he wasn't going to give us an awful lot here today. That was the feeling I had.
'I just felt he was quite enjoying not giving us anything. It was one of those days.
Just keep talking Harry.
spurs' penalty was pretty soft from what i saw. looks like foy got heavy handed trying to even things out.
I thought it was a dive; wasn't it?
it was similar to sol on rooney in 2004. huth pulled his leg out, but not before modric went over it like a sack of shit
y va marquer wrote:Apparently he said it at the post match press conference where he also said (about Foy):
'From the start I felt he wasn't going to give us an awful lot here today. That was the feeling I had.
'I just felt he was quite enjoying not giving us anything. It was one of those days.Just keep talking Harry.
Maybe the FA & the tax office could combine their evidence and compile one big case against him.
Just seen the bastards lost. Fucking COME ON! YES!!!
"I've never been one for criticising referees - it's never been my game - but it was a blatant penalty. If you get the penalty, it could make a big difference." On Howard Webb, November 2010
"I never walk in after games and complain about a referee but this guy is scary. He's a poor referee and I've seen him make a mess of so many games. He's really not good enough." On Steve Tanner, December 2008
"I just question the referee's overall performance which I thought was inept. Every game I see this season has seven or eight bookings. I think it's frightening." On Andy D'Urso, February 2008
Guess who?
Also,
Sir Chris Hoy receives Twitter abuse from Tottenham fans
That's almost as funny as the time they thought they were going to win the league.
Dumb shits.
ugly scenes of bicycles defaced everywhere in London.
Buckingham Palace under siege.
"Did she bloody knight him?" they wailed, "did she?"